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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Advisory

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At Catholic Health Services, our commitment to our patients, residents and employees health and safety remains our highest priority during this national emergency. Working with the most up-to-date information from the CDC  and the Florida Department of Health, we continue to implement new protocols to help keep everyone we serve healthy and diminish the risk level at our facilities.

As we have transitioned to Safe in Our Care through our system-wide vaccine strategy, it is now of the utmost importance to remain transparent with our current vaccination numbers.

Our extremely high percentages provide great relief and confidence to our families and residents as they continue in our care and consider choosing our facilities for their future health care needs.
It also offers a higher degree of trust among our own staff, knowing that we work in an organization that cares for each other with as much preventive measures are as available.

Facility

Vaccinated Staff

Vaccinated Patient/Resident

St. Anne’s Nursing Center

84%

70%

St. John’s Nursing Center

73.16%

94.16%

Villa Maria Nursing Center

84.9%

70.3%

Villa Maria West Skilled Nursing Facility

93.1%

4.5%

St. Anne’s Assisted Living Residence

87%

94%

St. Joseph Assisted Living Residence

97%

86%
Below are some initiatives we have in place throughout all our medical campuses at this time:
  • Providing updates through the established COVID hotline for residents and families
  • Providing updates through the established COVID hotline for staff
  • Providing frequent updates on in-house TV channels for all residents and staff to view.
  • Conducting daily employee screenings, including temperature checks twice per shift for all staff, and for essential visitors – upon entering the building.
  • Staffed our security gates / main entrances to provide screening tools to essential visitors entering the facility.
  • Eliminated communal dining throughout the facility.
  • Developing creative ways to help residents stay engaged and active without communal activities.
  • Making social and clinical calls for residents to engage with families and friends, ensuring they are doing well, and identifying any needs they may have.